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~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
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View Thread~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
My friend is struggling, with a capital S, to get her son to try anything new. He will only eat peanut butter and jelly and "squeezey" fruits and veggies! I must have offered him 10 different things the other day and all I heard was "Nnnnnnnooooooooooo"!
Are you struggling to come up menu ideas?
Share your kiddo's favorite food and any suggestions you have on trying anything new!
ElizabethView Thread
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown

These brightly colored, fun looking, laundry gel packs, mistaken for candy, have severely injured many young children. See this article, Laundry Packs Tempting to Children , for more information and what can happen if your child bites into one.
Do you use this type of detergent? Where do you store it?
ElizabethView Thread
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
Do the Chicken Stretch!
And then share what you have planned for the weekend? Anyone a college football fan?
Go Gators!
ElizabethView Thread
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
much drooling if teeth are in. I have read children with reflux drool, also children with allergies but can't pinpoint the cause definitely. He had bronchitis recently and has had a few cases of diarrhea, sometimes runny nose, sometimes stuffy nose, acts like teeth hurt sometimes. I have always thought it was a milk allergy but recently read about reflux and drooling. Does anyone have a suggestion about what could be causing the drooling.
DeeView Thread
my DS started having slight fevers since thursday and the wierd thing was that they only happened at around 4:30 am! then the whole day he would be ok. well saturday he was fine no fevers at all but monday he started having his cold symptoms. he actually seems worse because he developed a cough that sounds pretty bad but it isnt constant just here and there. also he does seem to have an elevated temp i will be checking it in a bit but it doesnt seem too bad....any who bottom line is i get worried really easy so i just wanted some advice on the whole situation. can it just be the common cold?View Thread
She has been home for the past month and verbally lets us know very well when she has to go. We do put on a pull up overnight to prevent any bed soiling b/c she is allowed a 1/2 cup of warm milk before bed. My question is, she is starting a new daycare next week and I am seriously considering sending her in the think cotton training pants b/c when she has on a pull up, she goes in the pull up and I don't want to confuse her. Just looking for a little insight or opinions on this. I haven't purchased them yet, but will be doing so today to try them out. Has anyone had any experiences with them? Do I need to also purchase those plastic panties to go outside of them? Any and all comments are appreciated.View Thread
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